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The document provides detailed shipping instructions and requisition information for the Molecular & Genomic Pathology Laboratory, including patient identification, specimen collection requirements, billing information, and a list of available tests. It outlines specific guidelines for handling various types of specimens such as formalin-fixed tissue, frozen tissue, fine needle aspiration samples, and blood samples to ensure proper processing and analysis.

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